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Indonesian post-punk band Closure just released the debut full-length entitled Innocence. This album is also an expression of anxieties, lamentations and hopes that represent human beings who are always going through the process of infancy, puberty and maturity. Where the maturation process sometimes sacrifices "Innocence".
In this era of the internet and smartphones, it turns out that making a music album is not as easy as we think. In producing an album there are always obstacles awaiting, this is no exception to the post-punk band from Malang, Closure, who faced difficulties when going through the production process of their album entitled Innocence for three years of development hell since 2019. Starting from the incident where the audio files were deleted during a home recording by one of his musician colleagues, then after recovering the remaining files, it turned out that they still had to deal with the ransomware virus.
Closure decided to re-record the album at Gege Praseta's AA Studio around the Sawojajar area, Malang in early 2020. Also, it wasn't as smooth as imagined, because of the added pandemic conditions during 2020 and 2021 which limited their mobility. Now finally the ten song album is complete, containing four songs that have been released in EP and split singles and six songs that have never been released.
The transformation from the early days that were thick with the feel of Slavic post-punk is now more comprehensive and complex with influences ranging from the Manchester scene to the Australian scene. This time under the banner of the record label Haum Entertainment, Innocence, is finally out and available for streaming below. Link
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